More of an information architecture question, but here goes...
I have a page the belongs under two different primary navigation nodes equally. At least that's what the user feedback pointed to. But I was wondering what other professionals are doing / would do in this situation.
To paint a clearer picture, the two primary navigation elements are as follows
- Special Events
- Education
The secondary pages under the "Special Events" sections lists a series of unique events. The "Education" section lists classes, certificates and other educational related topics.
The secondary page I am referring to (actually there are a few of pages like this) is unique because it's an event that is approved for continuing education credit, which is very important to our visitors education goals). But at the same time, it's nothing nothing like our regular classes or certificate offerings.
Our feedback stated, it's very important to list these events under the "education" section because a lot of people are only interested in Education. But at that same time, because of how unique the event is, people will want to participate whether they get credit or not and it should also be placed under the "Special Events" section with the rest of the special events.
My first thought is to simply duplicate the page under both sections, such as:
- Special Events
- Awesome Event 1
- Awesome Event 2
- Awesome Educational event series (the following events appear on the one page)
- event 1
- event 2
- event 3
- Education
- Classes
- Certificates
- Awesome Educational event series (the following events appear on the one page)
- event 1
- event 2
- event 3
but I'm also not crazy about the idea of duplicating content if there was a way to better organize it.
Thoughts?
